(Reuters) - A naked man who went missing from a nudist camp in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains was recovering on Thursday after spending days alone in the woods without a stitch of clothing, a county official said.The hiker, whom local media identified as Michael O'Keefe, 56, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was reported missing on Monday from The Woods Campground in Leighton, said Mark Nalesnik, director of the Carbon County Emergency Management Agency. Between 30 and 40 people from various agencies searched for the man in the area surrounding the 100-acre resort, where clothing is optional.The search team included state police, volunteer fire fighters, canine units and a helicopter, he said.O'Keefe was found on the outskirts of the main campground late Wednesday, and taken to a local hospital in an ambulance."He was just a little rundown from being out like that for several days," Nalesnik said.A worker at the campground, which caters to gay and lesbian people and regularly hosts between 500 and 1,000 guests, said O'Keefe was reported missing when his abandoned tent was discovered.The Pennsylvania State Police in charge of the search could not be reached for comment.

Republican lawmakers in Oklahoma may have unwittingly opened the door to a satanic statute when they approved a Ten Commandments monument for the Statehouse steps.

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